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Congregational bonding social capital and psychological type : an empirical enquiry among Australian churchgoers [PDF]

, 2012
This study explores the variation in levels of bonding social capital experienced by individual churchgoers, drawing on data generated by the Australian National Church Life Survey, and employing a five-item measure of church-related bonding social ...
Baker C, Bellamy J, Craig CL, Delis-Bulhoes V, DeVellis RF, Francis LJ, Francis LJ, Francis LJ, Francis LJ, Gerhardt R, Jung CG, Kaldor P, Kaldor P, Kaldor P, Kaldor P, Kaldor P, Kaldor P, Keirsey D, Leslie J. Francis, Mandy Robbins, Myers IB, Myers IB, Putnam RD, Rehak MC, Ross CFJ, Ross CFJ, Ruth Powell, Woolcock M   +27 more
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Building virtual bridges: how rural micro-enterprises develop social capital in online and face-to-face settings [PDF]

, 2016
In rural UK, businesses are often isolated and have much to gain from healthy networks, yet studies show that many rural business owners fail to network effectively.
Norman, Timothy, Smart, Alison, Townsend, Leanne, Wallace, Claire   +3 more
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The Role of Mesotocin on Social Bonding in Pinyon Jays [PDF]

, 2020
The neuropeptide oxytocin influences mammalian social bonding by facilitating the building and maintenance of parental, sexual, and same‐sex social relationships.
Allaire J., Aust F., Bartz J. A., Clutton‐Brock T., Dahl D. B., Fox J., Hrdy S. B., Marzluff J. M., Morales Picard A., Morey R. D., Müller K., R Core Team, Robinson D., Wickham H., Xie Y.   +14 more
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Enterprise social media adoption:Its impact on social capital in work and job satisfaction [PDF]

, 2019
Enterprise social media is increasingly being recognized as an important technical tool to achieve more effective management and sustainable development. Limited research has been conducted on workplace satisfaction in the enterprise social media context.
Bourdieu, Carrión, Chin, Ellison, Gittell, Hair, Hunt, Jindi Fu, Kane, Kaplan, Kumar, Li, Lin, Mudor, Putnam, Rastogi, Sukanlaya Sawang, Yuan Sun   +17 more
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The Effects of Synchrony on Group Moral Hypocrisy

Frontiers in Psychology, 2020
Humans have evolved various social behaviors such as interpersonal motor synchrony (i.e., matching movements in time), play and sport or religious ritual that bolster group cohesion and facilitate cooperation.
Radim Chvaja, Radek Kundt, Martin Lang
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Communicative products of social networks and the Internet as a social glue in times of social crises and disasters

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The article presents the quantitative and qualitative impact of social networks and the Internet products on social bonding during crises and disasters.
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Effects on interpersonal memory of dancing in time with others

Frontiers in Psychology, 2016
We report an experiment investigating whether dancing to the same music enhances recall of person-related memory targets. The experiment used 40 dancers (all of whom were unaware of the experiment’s aim), 2-channel silent-disco radio headphones, a marked-
Matthew Harold Woolhouse, Dan eTidhar, Ian eCross   +2 more
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The Social Capital of Cohousing Communities [PDF]

, 2016
This article aims to discuss the possibility that cohousing communities might combine both civil engagement and governance systems in order to simultaneously generate three forms of social capital: bonding, bridging, and linking social capitals ...
Ruiu, Maria
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Social Responsibility and Organisational Commitment in Local Public Administration: The Moderating Role of Organisational Citizenship Behaviour and Social Bonding

Central European Public Administration Review, 2016
The commitment of public employees to organisations is an imperative deliberation that affects the efficiency of public services organisations.
Kalsoom BeBe, Wang Bing
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The origins and function of musical performance

Frontiers in Psychology, 2023
Music is widely recognised as a human universal, yet there is no agreed explanation for its function, or why and when it evolved. I summarise experimental evidence that the primary function of musicking lies in social bonding, both at the dyadic and ...
Robin I. M. Dunbar
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